for curators: my profile is good enough to be a Master Profile!

Post deleted by Private User on Oct 28, 2010 at 12:00 PM

Post deleted by Johnny Dee on Oct 28, 2010 at 12:10 PM

l think this is a great way to preserve your work...

Reposting:

Please post your URL or LINK to the profile here and we'll give it that designation if we agree.

A description of the "Master Profile" is here:

http://wiki.geni.com/index.php/Master_Profile

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Jenna,

Yes indeed! What a way to show off your hard work and original research: we designate YOUR copy as the Master Profile. !

I believe in bribery. :) :)

My John Stone is found! My John Stone is found!

I still have to insert him in the right place on the tree, but I'll have that fixed up soon... many thanks to Russell Varcoe for salvaging my family's pirate/slave trader/alleged cannibal... yay!

You have a cannibal?

Collabs are so wonderful, aren't they. I even like the term, it makes me feel all Casablanca inside.

Ben

Post the URL RIGHT NOW and we need to think about the Pirates Project.

LOL Cannibal. I LOVE those kinds of historic stories, gruesome as they sound. Some of my favorite trivia in genealogy has to do with how people die (especially if they were executed and the type of execution), and I like to know their occupations(s).

Congrats on finding your family cannibal pirate!

Okay okay... but I think he actually belongs as a brother to William Stone, third Governor of Maryland, not father...

The Notorious Captain John Stone

Post deleted by bryan alden on Oct 28, 2010 at 1:25 PM

Source for John Stone:
http://www.stonefamilyassociation.org/index.php?pr=John_Of_Virginia

I'm going to merge up any dups first, then see if we can re-align the generations properly. Stay tuned.

In New England he developed a reputation amongst the Puritans as "a drunkard, lecher, braggart, bully, and blasphemer." He was called a smuggler, a privateer, even a pirate and it was reported by deVries that he had engaged in cannibalism while shipwrecked on St. Christophers. Stone was in continual legal trouble with both Plymouth and Massachusetts Bay, and was finally banished on penalty of death. Shortly there after he met his own at the hands of the Pequot Indians.

My kind of bad boy!

So his parents were John Stone and ... ? and no wife and children.

Another word of warning... there is a John Stone that is father of both governor and cannibal pirate... I think he was a fish-mongerer... just so that there isn't any confusion (that's how he ended up father in the first place)

Yep, that sounds like my John the Cannibal Pirate... Mom should be (Unknown) - that way it's more difficult to hijack her spot.

Hmmm... first there was the "improvement" of posting notifications on every "followed discussion" item, then there was the declaration of the great flame war... talk about your perfect storm...

Erica: Should I go ahead and do the tree merge on John the Cannibal Pirate where you placed him? And then just transfer the information to the correct profile? -Ben.

I'm going to have to verify research on that Katherine profile again... I remember picking it up from someone else's work, and it may not have any sources to back it. (Ah, for the good old days...)

Ben

I'm doing merges around Cap'n Stone, then breaking off not!parents and divorcing from not!wives and chlidren. Save the URL of anyone you want before they are floated off to the geni ether again.

Ben,

Your Captain Cannibal is currently disconnected from family:

The Notorious Captain John Stone

So you need to find his Daddy (or make a new one) and hook him up with his brothers.

Will work on that... lots of stuff hitting at the same time... he'll be up before midnight though...

John Stone and the deluge must wait yet another day... slept most of the night, and still my body is wimping out. Age is a cruel thing...

The start of the Deluge... the Jackson family from Burrel Andrew up...

Burrel A. Jackson

Sarah Alice Jackson (Barker)

William Jackson

Jane Jackson

Mary A. Jackson (Lefforge)

Margaret Jackson

Burrell Jackson

Elizabeth Jackson

William Evan Jackson

Chloe Ann Jackson (Calvert)

John Jackson

Samuel Jackson, Sr.

Francis Jackson, Sr.

Samuel Jackson

John Jackson

Elizabeth Jackson

Francis Jackson, II (1710-1782)

Sarah "Sally" Jackson (Tyler, b. 1718)

Sarah Jackson (Ridley, d. 1781)

Francis Jackson

Lidia Jackson

George Jackson

Samuel Jackson, Jr. (1756-1844)

Vashti Jackson (Grinnan, 1763-1846)

Nancy Roach (Jackson, b. 1770)

James Roach

And that's just the start...

Though no one has touched any of my Jacksons (ahem), I am putting up this one for Master Profiling. She often gets confused in with another Billung's wife, and her identity needs protection.

Aeda d'Italia (b. 798)

Michael Joseph Jackson

Definitely not the same family. We might have passed through Indiana, but came nowhere near Gary...

Ben,

I'm having a "bad internet connection" day so I was only able to MP two profiles:

Elizabeth Jackson
Aeda d'Italia (b. 798)

Elizabeth Jackson of course in honor of "my" Elizabeth Jackson. :) I will try more later and keep posting the links when done.

Does this mean you have another Elizabeth floating out there somewhere? Been looking forward to someone connecting in to my Jackson line. So far, all I have floating near it are a bunch of zombies, and of course the people just on the periphery in the Calvert line, maybe a generation away. If the connection gets better, Erica, you could be the first! :)

Ben,

Jackson family done. Double check in case I missed any.

I also MP'd: Rachel Jackson because I got Barnes. I'm "following" her to see if I can connect her up with mine. Probably not, but you never know.

Hey Ben,

I checked early on and my "disconnected" Elizabeth Jackson is not yours.

Elizabeth Ross

All I have on my Jacksons is:

- They claimed to be related to Bloody Bloody FitzJaques (no connection point I can see on his tree)

- Her marriage license

- A rumor that she is connected (via census report) to a Rambo family

Now I notice that my Elizabeth Jackson Ross had a daughter, b. 1810 KY, married a Jackson.

Sarah L. Jackson

If you want on a better internet day I'll do an ancestry.com search on great auntie there.

About the only match that I could see would be for John, son of John...

John Jackson (b. 1792)

Would be about 18 years older than your Sarah L. Ross.

The other Jackson males seem to have been taken, unless of course there were second marriages in there that I hadn't run into.

If Mongomery or Bath Counties figure into your Rosses, there might be something there (the Jackson Kentucky homeland).